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Author: Tristan Gorgens

I am the ultimate xennial - I care very deeply but rely far too heavily on Facebook posts to change the world.
Life Esidimeni (image from South African Non-communicable Diseases Alliance)
December 11, 2017December 12, 2017 Tristan Gorgens

On Life Esidimeni and the banality of evil

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